... INVASION RUMOURS. Mr. W. Thorne asked the leader of the House if he was aware there had been rumours in London of invasions in Scotland and at Lowestoft. Mr. Bonar Law eaid he had heard a great many rumours of that kind himself, but had not been able ...

... HE INVASION OF U GARY ay way of set-off to the depressing effect of yes- terday’s long list of ‘‘ missing,’’ and all that that word suggests, the news from the eastern theatre of war is decidedly good. In one part of the huge field of operations, in- ...

... INVASION FIASCO. SINN FEINERS' HOPES OF GERMAN HELP A young Englishwoman who went through the five-day siege of the Dublin Poet Office, -having been arrested by the rebels on entering the Post Office. describing her experience. says: I was taken before ...

... INVASION ©OF GREECE. —_— ...

... PROSPECTS OF INVASION. The question of the composition of the squadron is interesting, because if it was as stated above it shows that the Germans have iearnt something by their earlier raid on Yarmouth. On that occasion the biggest ships present are ...

... IN CASE OF INVASION. The Earl of Lord-lieutenant of Norfolk, has e a& the duties of civilians in ...

... INVASION SCARE. VIEWS OF EMINENT NAVAL STRATEGIST. the present time fears have been expressed by many that the German fleet in the North Sea may possibly make a desperate attempt to reach our shores and effect a landing somewhere in the neighbourhood ...

... steps to be taken in the unlikely event of invasion, and said: I have perfect horror of statements that are made concerning promiscuous shooting on the part of civilian population should an invasion occur. This could only result in the most terrible reprisals ...

... INVASION OF CRIMEA. FORMAL RUSSIAN PROTEST AGAINST. GERMAN PERFIDY. CPress Association War Special.) News through the wireless stations of the Russian Government that the Russian Government has addressed Count Mirbach, the German diplomatic representative ...

... INVASION TALK, Well-equipped Army Ready for Germans. Sir Walter Runciman, M.P., presiding at a meeting at Newcastle this afternoon, said there had been a great deal of talk about German raid which was to be made on our coast. He had been surprised that ...

... INVASION THIS MONTH Britain's Pride be Infrorrnat Inn m. Ftihrlrmtn. 0. F. pr. thAt. II p• 4140, h . tan fit/. f anal 41'4,1, •••• w air • It a 11.1,1 to 4 r •ror:. ••••• of .14Jasry. th.• f, 1.1111 In 1 7o • lb.- 1 , / •• • . AND LONDON AIMED AT ...

... INVASION OF GREECE. REPORT THAT BULGARS WILL NOT CROSS FRONTIER. (From Mr. Q. J. Stevens, Special Correspondent of the Press Association and the Daily Telegraph.”) Salonika. Saturday Night. The Greek military delegates to-day's oonferencp conceded certain ...